Scenic and pleasant drive.
This is a pleasant island with tons of cool history. Most of the island has gone back to nature with a few constructed, reconstructed and cool buildings near the town.
Kids will like it and get a daily dose of history. The ferry across the river is nearby, free and fun.
Great coffee if you are looking for an alternative to the standard Starbucks bitter brew!
Great outdoor bar area, and if you can't tell, also a favorite place for Roadtrippers happy hours (tm).
Had my first taste of firefly amber on tap, and it was quite good. Also giant jenga and grilled meats on hand.
When I was a kid you could walk in and wander around at a whim. I'm sure that's not possible now. But it was a good time.
I've been in several state capitols, this is a nice one.
Awesome toy store, big hits were Legoland, the piano, naturally, and the dollhouse area was fantastic.
Convenient to the Apple Store, Central Park and a whole lot of 5th Avenue shopping.
Great local barbecue in the Austin area. Best mac and cheese side dish I've ever had, and the barbecue itself is delicious. Yeah it's a chain, but I'd put it above Rudy's and Dickey's, and I even like their sauce better than the Salt Lick sauce.
I loved it, spouse and one of the kids got bored quick and left early. This may be one of those love it or hate it type deals. If you love it, this could easily take a whole day to see everything.
Favorites were the Skylab walkthrough, the early days of commercial aviation and the monn rocks.
Beautiful park at the very tip of Long Island. Make sure and take the scenic route through the Hamptons and Fire Island on the way there and back.
An unmistakeable roadside icon between Cincinnati and Dayton. We'll find out later what the real Jesus thinks about it.